Years ago, Alienware used to make the M11x. I always wanted one but they discontinued it after a few revisions. I really like tiny non-Chromebook laptops. thanks for a great review on this.
A Surface Go 3 with a dual-core 10th-gen i3 with UHD graphics 8GB RAM and 128GB storage is $750 USD with the type cover. The OneNetbook 4 has a quad-core 11th-gen i5 or i7 with Xe graphics, up to 16GB of RAM and up to 1TB of storage. You can get the i5-equipped, 8GB+256GB version of the Netbook 4 for $1,000 USD. That's just $250 more to get a significantly better SOC with active cooling, twice as much storage, and Thunderbolt 4, not to mention a form factor you can actually use comfortably on any surface (unlike using the Go's kickstand and floppy keyboard). Sure, the Platinum model here is a bit pricey, but it's still far from a bad deal relative to the specs and form factor - there's nothing else on the market that can offer the same combination of performance and functionality in this size. For me, the Netbook 4 is the culmination of every netbook enthusiasts dreams and represents what netbooks always aspired (see what I did there?) to be. They werer ahead of their time, but their time has finally come.
Sadly all I can think of is just how much better it would be with a Ryzen chip instead: I could forgive it on a large, beefy laptop with plenty of thermal room to maneuver but Ryzen is just so much better than 11 gen intel chips for this tiny form factor, hard pass.
Love these mini laptops. Feel like a few bluetooth controllers, flip the screen around and this thing would be awesome for games like mario party on the go.
That $1400 price tag is just way, way too much. And if you added the cost of a thunderbolt eGPU dock and 2080ti, you’re looking at nearly $3000 for, lets be honest, sub par performance for that price tag. You’re better off getting a slightly bigger laptop with a dedicated GPU built in for 1/3 the cost. You mentioned the other day a MSI laptop with a GTX1650 built in going for $500 on an early black friday sale. In conclusion, you could just get a $500-700 laptop and a baller desktop for that price. And have better performance on the go and better performance at home with a dedicated desktop.
There's nothing that is as capable, as portable or as powerful for that money. The only thing that comes close is the GPD Pocket 3 and it is a chunky boy with an 8" screen and a very compromised layout for the keyboard and trackpad.
Since I had a really slow netbook with atom n270 in these size. I was dreaming about something powerfull but not bigger, and this device is perfect!! Even it's 2w1 pretty cool tablet PC.
Have this one (not the Platinum Edition but the Core i5 version with 16GB/1TB), I think there are some issues one should mention 1) This supports the Surface Pen, which is fine for note taking. For drawing the line wobble might be too much (as typical with N-Trig digitizers), though it's much better than on the One Mix 3. However, the larger issue is that it doesn't support simultaneous Touch + Pen like other devices. They've needlessly implemented the worst kind of palm rejection: when the pen touches the screen, the touch input completely turns off for the entire screen (regular palm rejection only does that for the area near the pen where the palm would rest on), and needs a few seconds to reactivate after you move away the pen. This is really annoying for drawing when you are used to moving/rotating around the canvas with multitouch. 2) In tablet mode, the touchpad doesn't deactivate. The keyboard does though. 3) They did release some weird kind of Win11 upgrade tool, but be aware that this laptop doesn't have a BIOS with TPM activated (the CPU would support it, as it has Intel PTT), so I am guessing that their Win11 upgrade script (you can't use the official way via Microsoft - it says Win11 is not supported due to lack of TPM) does some of those workarounds that were floating around. Not sure how legal that is.
@@nickthaskater I asked them over a month ago and they said they would release information on Oct 20 but they didn't. Later the information they posted was that "Win11Tool" which seems to be a script hacking the Win11 ISO (and installing it onto the recovery partition). That upgrade path will completely wipe your stuff. However, that Win11Tool can't be found on their website, they promised to publish more info on it on Nov 9 but didn't. I did find the Win11Tool on a japanese site though. And as I said, it's not a BIOS update.
@@24Osx Not exactly the point. The point is that this doesn't support TPM (due to it not being exposed in the BIOS) and therefore doesn't really officially support Windows 11. What does Linux have to do with that? That you can run Linux on it is pretty much duh.
I have exactly this model a few months ago, used very happily for 2 months, really high quality and good performance (noisy fans tho). One day it just can't turn on anymore and I don't know why, want to send it back to China for maintenance but just don't know where to start. It's US$1000... 🙁
A similar idea, the toshiba satellite 14" convertible notebooks can be had for super cheap, can be easily set up to automatically display on hdmi and run kodi and emulators very nicely. I was able to stick mine to the back of my 55" tv and you never even see it. I just wake it with my usb keyboard and never have to touch it. Thanks for your videos, I always prefer yours to the others and the fact you do so many different things it helps me know what something will be like relative to your opinion of something I have that you have reviewed if that makes sense lol.
Wow! What a good laptop. If i would buy one of it, it would be nice to use dual boot with android and windows 10 or any os and use it on the go. And your leveling up, you now have a sponsor, that snuc is good too. I would also consider buying it next year when i have that budget. I would love to see radxa zero experimentation videos like using pi sugar on it. I want to make a handheld console and computer with it, but its all still a plan and if i estimate it would be next year too.
Dear ETA, please do more benchmarks of professional apps. Something like (chromium) compilation, video encoding and CADs, maybe something else (hope people will suggest more in comments)
Agreed. ETA gets a lot of unique machines and it'd be great to see them used for something other than emulation when it comes to testing (although, don't get rid of that aspect). It'd also be good to see some relative tests with similar machines compared to one another, even if it's just on charts and graphs.
It's really not. I have a Surface Go which is the same size and greatly appreicate having the 1800x1200 display. That said, even that can start to look a bit blurry, so upping that to 2560x1600 would be a welcome bump.
Great video! I would love it if you could add latencymon testing to your test suite. A lot of laptops I have tried in the past have had poor dpc latency (makes your audio crackle in audio programs), which can be a massive deal-breaker when it comes to making music on a machine like this. I'd love a little netbook like this for making music out and about!
DPC latency (spikes) are caused by bad drivers and OS. Try a custom Windows 10 1709 install with NTlite. I have an average max DPC latency of around 25ns on my Ryzen workstation and I am getting around 3ms RTL over Thunderbolt with my Presonus Quantum 2626 using a buffer setting of 64 samples.
@@thatchinaboi1 isn't that version super old? I do still want security updates. I more meant that a lot of windows laptops out the box come with crappy drivers that can't really be disabled without losing key functionality like WiFi or fingerprint login or something. I think many people would benefit from buying something that has low DPC out of the box. Thank you for the tip though, I'll look into that.
@@spmusicc Why would you need security updates? Just keep your computer as a dedicated audio workstation and have it offline unless you need to update software. You can have another drive for going online with the latest Windows if you want.
I have the old Platinum ONEmix360. I love that computer, but mine came with an issue where sometimes the screen bugs out when you flip it to the backside. NOW, I took mine apart and couldn't see any issues, re-pasted the CPU as well and it still happens periodically. Leading me to believe that the ribbon for the LCD is near the CPU and if it gets hot, it affects the signal integrity. And that little guy (at 8n) can get hot. Also, this one should support MPP 2.0 like most of their products do.
Alder Lake M with 2 Golden Cove cores and 6 Gracemont cores is going to be killer in the 15W envelope. Hopefully they can bump up the EU count and performance on the graphics side with ARC.
I'm scared of the power consumption there to be honest, desktop alder lake is quite power hungry even though that could partially be due to benchmarks running avx, I don't really know much about that
The size alone is definitely a nice throwback to netbooks era, just that it is beefier. Personally, I would rather have a 11.6 inch laptop with 1080p screen than 1440p/1600p for slightly larger screen yet with powerful portability without sacrificing battery life. Sure, the laptop is not going to blow you away with specs since it is not powered by Ryzen CPU that are meant for gaming but those who are looking for laptop that are sufficient enough to run applications, play emulated games & easier to carry, this would do the job done. Once the price is right, I can always buy external GPU for gaming boost.
The integrated Xe graphics in this are as good as the current generation Ryzen APUs. AMD only went beyond this with the new generation of RDNA 2 graphics found in the Steam Deck.
ETA PRIME have you reviewed anything like this recently? I love the size of this, but it seems not to be available anymore. Can you offer any new options?
omg I love everything about it! I need a comparatively large screen (13 inch or mode) for various reasons but I would really get this if I could afford it.
Unfortunate when these devices move the location of the ; and ' keys. I guess most people don't care or even notice but it makes it near impossible to use them for real writing.
Just need to get used to the different layout. I alternate my home keyboard between my Surface Go typecover and my 40% and 65% custom mechs. They all have drastically different layouts, but I can type (actually type) a consistent 90+ WPM across all of them at this point.
Subscribed! Thanks! What gpu would you recommend for this laptop? For 4k gaming and some cgi work. Is the 3070\3080 too much for the i7 1160G7? Thank you! Have a good one
Surface Go 3 with a type cover, 10th gen dual-core i3, 8GB of RAM and 128GB of storage is $750 USD. You can get the base Netbook 4 with an 11th gen quad-core i5, 8GB of RAM and 256GB of storage (and Thunderbolt 4) for $1,000 USD.
Don't understand complains about calling it netbook. Netbooks are great, people like them. Although, this particular one has really bad price and no usb (wtf?), so won't be popular
When i see the Word NetBook i think of the old ACER Netbooks. Dont get me wrong i had a blast with those back in the day but when see Netbook now i think slow
@@ETAPRIME this represents what the netbook always ought to have been, to me. The netbook concept was just too soon and ahead of the available tech at the time. The Mix 4 "reclaims" the netbook name.
@@nickthaskater Being better than a bad product, doesnt make it good, it just makes it less bad Back in the beginning of 2020 i picked up a tablet with AMD 4600u for $549 Now i dont know what the price is here, but if its under $500 i might consider it
@@nickthaskater lenovo Flex 5 2020, and i was wrong, 4500u not 4600u, it doesnt have hyperthreading, but its still faster than the 11th gen u series processors. We have a few 11th gen at work in some dell laptops, as well as some 4750u from lenovo, that were cheaper than the dells, but had 8 cores instead of 4
@@denvera1g1 4500U is a 6 core/6 thread chip running between 10-25W with a boost of up to 4.0GHz. I doubt it's appreciably faster than the i7-1160G7 in anything other than a seriously threaded workload. The Xe graphics in the i7 will also be better. The Flex 5 in general is a worse machine, with a much lower quality screen and slower RAM. Not to mention it's a relatively massive 14" and more than twice the weight. It's also a 2-in-1 so I'd hardly call that a "tablet." Lacks USB 4/Thunderbolt 4 as well.
Also if it had that gap between the keyboard and screen that you could use to cup the netbook in one hand like the original Acer Aspire One? SHUT UP AND TAKE MY MONEY.
Even a Surface Go + type cover costs more than that, and it only has a dual core i3 with 8GB RAM and 128GB storage. The base OneNetbook 4 with a quad core 11th gen i5, 8GB RAM and 256GB of storage is $1,000 USD.
The selling point is the form factor. Imo this is almost twice the price you should pay considering the specs and intended use case of this device, but i'd like to see more devices like this at a more reasonable pricepoint. Earlier this year i got my dad a 2 in 1 Lenovo with a i5 1035G1 that honestly is already more than powerful enough, but if the 1035g1 already requires the fan to ramp up quite a bit on a larger form factor i don't think this device here will be very quiet.
Isn't One-Netbook the name of the company? The product name should be One-Netbook One Mix 4. I have a One Mix 3 Pro and wish I waited to get this instead...
I love the size. If I was a person who had enough money to own multiple devices I would 100% own this for those on the go moments .
@ALL HANDS ON STEAM DECK and which is not out yet
@ALL HANDS ON STEAM DECK you are telling him to buy some thing which is not even out yet. You cannot stop me but you cannot make him either.
"Portbale" just made my morning.
😂 dude I can’t believe I didn’t catch that. Lol thanks for the heads up
Years ago, Alienware used to make the M11x. I always wanted one but they discontinued it after a few revisions. I really like tiny non-Chromebook laptops. thanks for a great review on this.
I really loved my netbook back in the day. I wish these weren't so expensive.
this thing is overkill for a "netbook" you can get a "netbook" for a 100 bucks a chromebook
A Surface Go 3 with a dual-core 10th-gen i3 with UHD graphics 8GB RAM and 128GB storage is $750 USD with the type cover. The OneNetbook 4 has a quad-core 11th-gen i5 or i7 with Xe graphics, up to 16GB of RAM and up to 1TB of storage. You can get the i5-equipped, 8GB+256GB version of the Netbook 4 for $1,000 USD. That's just $250 more to get a significantly better SOC with active cooling, twice as much storage, and Thunderbolt 4, not to mention a form factor you can actually use comfortably on any surface (unlike using the Go's kickstand and floppy keyboard).
Sure, the Platinum model here is a bit pricey, but it's still far from a bad deal relative to the specs and form factor - there's nothing else on the market that can offer the same combination of performance and functionality in this size.
For me, the Netbook 4 is the culmination of every netbook enthusiasts dreams and represents what netbooks always aspired (see what I did there?) to be. They werer ahead of their time, but their time has finally come.
I just wish Windows had better touch support because I would totally use this as a tablet replacement for reading sheet music
Sadly all I can think of is just how much better it would be with a Ryzen chip instead: I could forgive it on a large, beefy laptop with plenty of thermal room to maneuver but Ryzen is just so much better than 11 gen intel chips for this tiny form factor, hard pass.
Even if this has the 5500U .
Take a look at the Asus Flow x13. You'll be amazed. ruclips.net/video/m6BQGPDP9vY/видео.html
And it's made in china
@@onion_____ most laptops are...
@@onion_____ as opposed to...where? Florida?
Love these mini laptops. Feel like a few bluetooth controllers, flip the screen around and this thing would be awesome for games like mario party on the go.
Almost like a Switch!
Jesus just get a switch
I wish there was a teardown of this netbook, like your usual videos
That $1400 price tag is just way, way too much. And if you added the cost of a thunderbolt eGPU dock and 2080ti, you’re looking at nearly $3000 for, lets be honest, sub par performance for that price tag. You’re better off getting a slightly bigger laptop with a dedicated GPU built in for 1/3 the cost. You mentioned the other day a MSI laptop with a GTX1650 built in going for $500 on an early black friday sale.
In conclusion, you could just get a $500-700 laptop and a baller desktop for that price. And have better performance on the go and better performance at home with a dedicated desktop.
There's nothing that is as capable, as portable or as powerful for that money. The only thing that comes close is the GPD Pocket 3 and it is a chunky boy with an 8" screen and a very compromised layout for the keyboard and trackpad.
Show me another ~10 inch laptop that will fit in my bag. There is no other option.
Damn this is one nice looking netbook! Wish EeePCs back in the day had these specs
Impressive small laptop. Given the size and the specs, I think it’s pretty much close to peak performance that we can get out of it right now.
Get some joycons and turn this into a handheld! I have some stl for a grip for this
I’ve got a new power control panel version coming, you interested in beta testing it?
Since I had a really slow netbook with atom n270 in these size. I was dreaming about something powerfull but not bigger, and this device is perfect!! Even it's 2w1 pretty cool tablet PC.
I'm always finding gadgets l don't need but want on this channel! Is this a Chinese netbook?
Mini laptops are getting so good man thank you for reviewing this
Have this one (not the Platinum Edition but the Core i5 version with 16GB/1TB), I think there are some issues one should mention
1) This supports the Surface Pen, which is fine for note taking. For drawing the line wobble might be too much (as typical with N-Trig digitizers), though it's much better than on the One Mix 3. However, the larger issue is that it doesn't support simultaneous Touch + Pen like other devices. They've needlessly implemented the worst kind of palm rejection: when the pen touches the screen, the touch input completely turns off for the entire screen (regular palm rejection only does that for the area near the pen where the palm would rest on), and needs a few seconds to reactivate after you move away the pen. This is really annoying for drawing when you are used to moving/rotating around the canvas with multitouch.
2) In tablet mode, the touchpad doesn't deactivate. The keyboard does though.
3) They did release some weird kind of Win11 upgrade tool, but be aware that this laptop doesn't have a BIOS with TPM activated (the CPU would support it, as it has Intel PTT), so I am guessing that their Win11 upgrade script (you can't use the official way via Microsoft - it says Win11 is not supported due to lack of TPM) does some of those workarounds that were floating around. Not sure how legal that is.
One Netbook confirmed to me on Twitter last week that they're releasing a BIOS update to be TPM 2.0 compliant for Windows 11.
cant you just go linux mint instead of windows 11? if i had this netbook the first thing id do is change it to mint.
@@24Osx that is also an option, yes. Liliputing tested this with Linux.
@@nickthaskater I asked them over a month ago and they said they would release information on Oct 20 but they didn't. Later the information they posted was that "Win11Tool" which seems to be a script hacking the Win11 ISO (and installing it onto the recovery partition). That upgrade path will completely wipe your stuff.
However, that Win11Tool can't be found on their website, they promised to publish more info on it on Nov 9 but didn't.
I did find the Win11Tool on a japanese site though. And as I said, it's not a BIOS update.
@@24Osx Not exactly the point. The point is that this doesn't support TPM (due to it not being exposed in the BIOS) and therefore doesn't really officially support Windows 11.
What does Linux have to do with that? That you can run Linux on it is pretty much duh.
Can you do a video with the laptops in the sponsor segment? They look really good!
I’m will be getting my hands on one soon
I have exactly this model a few months ago, used very happily for 2 months, really high quality and good performance (noisy fans tho). One day it just can't turn on anymore and I don't know why, want to send it back to China for maintenance but just don't know where to start. It's US$1000... 🙁
Wow, that's better than my currently running desktop computer :')
Minor thing I noticed: The video was a 2880p60FPS (5K) and it loaded it like a champ. Even more impressive!
A similar idea, the toshiba satellite 14" convertible notebooks can be had for super cheap, can be easily set up to automatically display on hdmi and run kodi and emulators very nicely. I was able to stick mine to the back of my 55" tv and you never even see it. I just wake it with my usb keyboard and never have to touch it. Thanks for your videos, I always prefer yours to the others and the fact you do so many different things it helps me know what something will be like relative to your opinion of something I have that you have reviewed if that makes sense lol.
I really wish they would make this with a 7640u or 7840u, it would honestly be all my dreams come true
Wow! What a good laptop. If i would buy one of it, it would be nice to use dual boot with android and windows 10 or any os and use it on the go. And your leveling up, you now have a sponsor, that snuc is good too. I would also consider buying it next year when i have that budget. I would love to see radxa zero experimentation videos like using pi sugar on it. I want to make a handheld console and computer with it, but its all still a plan and if i estimate it would be next year too.
"Portability laptop with a beautiful screen" I'm already sold on this one.
Dear ETA, please do more benchmarks of professional apps. Something like (chromium) compilation, video encoding and CADs, maybe something else (hope people will suggest more in comments)
Agreed. ETA gets a lot of unique machines and it'd be great to see them used for something other than emulation when it comes to testing (although, don't get rid of that aspect). It'd also be good to see some relative tests with similar machines compared to one another, even if it's just on charts and graphs.
I like the concept, but I think a 2K screen is wasted on this type of device.
It's really not. I have a Surface Go which is the same size and greatly appreicate having the 1800x1200 display. That said, even that can start to look a bit blurry, so upping that to 2560x1600 would be a welcome bump.
2010 me in college with my sexy blue Asus EEE PC just did a back flip for this thing, lol. Love your content Eta Prime
Great video! I would love it if you could add latencymon testing to your test suite. A lot of laptops I have tried in the past have had poor dpc latency (makes your audio crackle in audio programs), which can be a massive deal-breaker when it comes to making music on a machine like this. I'd love a little netbook like this for making music out and about!
DPC latency (spikes) are caused by bad drivers and OS. Try a custom Windows 10 1709 install with NTlite. I have an average max DPC latency of around 25ns on my Ryzen workstation and I am getting around 3ms RTL over Thunderbolt with my Presonus Quantum 2626 using a buffer setting of 64 samples.
@@thatchinaboi1 isn't that version super old? I do still want security updates. I more meant that a lot of windows laptops out the box come with crappy drivers that can't really be disabled without losing key functionality like WiFi or fingerprint login or something. I think many people would benefit from buying something that has low DPC out of the box. Thank you for the tip though, I'll look into that.
@@spmusicc Why would you need security updates? Just keep your computer as a dedicated audio workstation and have it offline unless you need to update software. You can have another drive for going online with the latest Windows if you want.
@@spmusicc You are obviously not serious about audio if you use your workstation online and need the latest security updates to secure it.
@@spmusicc Don't be super dumb. 🤣🤣🤣
I have the old Platinum ONEmix360. I love that computer, but mine came with an issue where sometimes the screen bugs out when you flip it to the backside. NOW, I took mine apart and couldn't see any issues, re-pasted the CPU as well and it still happens periodically. Leading me to believe that the ribbon for the LCD is near the CPU and if it gets hot, it affects the signal integrity. And that little guy (at 8n) can get hot. Also, this one should support MPP 2.0 like most of their products do.
Man, This Would Be a Good Upgrade For My CORE i5-3210M+HD4000+6GB RAM
Fun and interesting form factor, but at $1500 I can wait a few generations.
You can get the i5 with 8GB/256GB for $1,000 USD.
are you still using this until now? how much it will cost?? it this still available in market
Alder Lake M with 2 Golden Cove cores and 6 Gracemont cores is going to be killer in the 15W envelope. Hopefully they can bump up the EU count and performance on the graphics side with ARC.
I'm scared of the power consumption there to be honest, desktop alder lake is quite power hungry even though that could partially be due to benchmarks running avx, I don't really know much about that
Rumours are EU count will stay the same
My back says hello 👋
Been carrying a 15 inch laptop for a long time.
The size alone is definitely a nice throwback to netbooks era, just that it is beefier. Personally, I would rather have a 11.6 inch laptop with 1080p screen than 1440p/1600p for slightly larger screen yet with powerful portability without sacrificing battery life. Sure, the laptop is not going to blow you away with specs since it is not powered by Ryzen CPU that are meant for gaming but those who are looking for laptop that are sufficient enough to run applications, play emulated games & easier to carry, this would do the job done. Once the price is right, I can always buy external GPU for gaming boost.
The integrated Xe graphics in this are as good as the current generation Ryzen APUs. AMD only went beyond this with the new generation of RDNA 2 graphics found in the Steam Deck.
ETA PRIME have you reviewed anything like this recently? I love the size of this, but it seems not to be available anymore. Can you offer any new options?
Dope keep up the great work you teach me a lot lov this channel
Hey @ETAPRIME, One Netbook 5 is out. Looking forward to your review.
'Hi this is ETA PRME and this is a Casio calculator and today we're gonna do some emulation on it'
Emulate some games! Citra, CEMU and Yuzu are my favorites. Hope you can make a part 2 of this vid
I don't think there's much point in the emulation portions anymore -- with few exceptions, just about anything can run just about everything.
Could you do a review of the Ouya
omg I love everything about it! I need a comparatively large screen (13 inch or mode) for various reasons but I would really get this if I could afford it.
Unfortunate when these devices move the location of the ; and ' keys. I guess most people don't care or even notice but it makes it near impossible to use them for real writing.
Just need to get used to the different layout. I alternate my home keyboard between my Surface Go typecover and my 40% and 65% custom mechs. They all have drastically different layouts, but I can type (actually type) a consistent 90+ WPM across all of them at this point.
Subscribed! Thanks! What gpu would you recommend for this laptop? For 4k gaming and some cgi work. Is the 3070\3080 too much for the i7 1160G7? Thank you! Have a good one
is it heavy ? my actual one is 1.25kg and it's very heavy to hold for an hour while streaming.
I need your wallpaper
That battery life claim is 100% false, lasts around 5 hours max
INSANE DEVICE NGL
A bit pricey, wished the Surface Go 3 had a 11th gen i3 instead of 10th.
Surface Go 3 with a type cover, 10th gen dual-core i3, 8GB of RAM and 128GB of storage is $750 USD. You can get the base Netbook 4 with an 11th gen quad-core i5, 8GB of RAM and 256GB of storage (and Thunderbolt 4) for $1,000 USD.
Can you do a emulation test video for this ? Thanks I’m also wonder how you think this stacks up against the new GPd 2021 win max
There are no simplenuc laptops following the link in the description
Can I ask what is the name of the controller in the thumbnail? It's lovely!
Nice and compact! Brilliant 😎👍✨
The thumbnail has a typo (portbale), just so you know.
Came to say that same thing.
As with all things on this channel, looks amazing until the grand price reveal. Maybe I just need to get a better job lol.
Base model quad core 11th gen i5 with 8GB RAM and 256GB storage (still with full USB 4) is $1,000.
fine little laptop. those external gpu boxes need to come down in price
When will be doing giveaways ?
You must have a lot of boards piling there.
I love this little laptop!
what is eta prime ? i know earth prime is a website about sliders.
Well, that looks promising!
This Lenovo laptop for £1200 or a M1 MacBook Air for £900? Not a difficult choice really.
If you need a 10" laptop with Windows, no, it's not a difficult choice. In fact, it's not a choice at all.
This was a great video. Love this content. Wish that CPU ran a bit faster. But still a great computer.
My Geekbench clocks 1500/4500, not sure what's going on there
ETA PRIME Nice Horizon 5 Controler
Can you review the One-notebook 5 the 5th generation and disassemble the laptop in the same video
The Sims 4 please 🙏 Also how's the battery life on this little laptop?
Good damn the price
Don't understand complains about calling it netbook. Netbooks are great, people like them. Although, this particular one has really bad price and no usb (wtf?), so won't be popular
When i see the Word NetBook i think of the old ACER Netbooks. Dont get me wrong i had a blast with those back in the day but when see Netbook now i think slow
@@ETAPRIME this represents what the netbook always ought to have been, to me. The netbook concept was just too soon and ahead of the available tech at the time. The Mix 4 "reclaims" the netbook name.
Can i play GTA 5 pc with 8BitDo SN30 Pro
I hope u get to review the new model 5
AMD or Alderlake version? I kind of need more than 4 cores on a laptop that costs more than $500 (in 2020, let alone moving onto 2022)
It's 4 cores and 8 threads. Better than the 2 core/ 4 thread i3 found in the Surface Go 3 for $750 USD.
@@nickthaskater Being better than a bad product, doesnt make it good, it just makes it less bad
Back in the beginning of 2020 i picked up a tablet with AMD 4600u for $549
Now i dont know what the price is here, but if its under $500 i might consider it
@@denvera1g1 which tablet was that?
@@nickthaskater lenovo Flex 5 2020, and i was wrong, 4500u not 4600u, it doesnt have hyperthreading, but its still faster than the 11th gen u series processors. We have a few 11th gen at work in some dell laptops, as well as some 4750u from lenovo, that were cheaper than the dells, but had 8 cores instead of 4
@@denvera1g1 4500U is a 6 core/6 thread chip running between 10-25W with a boost of up to 4.0GHz. I doubt it's appreciably faster than the i7-1160G7 in anything other than a seriously threaded workload.
The Xe graphics in the i7 will also be better.
The Flex 5 in general is a worse machine, with a much lower quality screen and slower RAM. Not to mention it's a relatively massive 14" and more than twice the weight. It's also a 2-in-1 so I'd hardly call that a "tablet." Lacks USB 4/Thunderbolt 4 as well.
nice device...for my daily use...but too expensiv ,that i only can dream of
If they had the 95 instead of the 60 this would have been a slam dunk no-brainer.
Also if it had that gap between the keyboard and screen that you could use to cup the netbook in one hand like the original Acer Aspire One? SHUT UP AND TAKE MY MONEY.
Pretty decent review, actually
This is all well and good... but can it play Goldeneye?
The size of it had me do a double take.
Please include prize in all of your videos
Hello, I tried the link provided in the description below but it seems that it doesn’t open for me. Thanks
Netbook?
Hey...can we get an eGPU test for the ONEXPLAYER 1S? Thanks!
Cannot find the price of this thing, how much is it? Preferably in Europe prices
Wow. I know this is just an ad and supposed to do so, but it works really well on me I have t5o admit. This thing is beautiful.
where can i buy this thing?
can you try some linux gaming on this? that would be nice to watch
Granted.
But is this one the ....
The best.
Why 2k on a 10.1' display? 720p with that specs could be amazing for gaming.
Sites are down or slow
XD haha the way he has to pinch for the crtl+alt+supr like picking an ant
Wish I could get it in the uk
Wow i think I've good quality earphone, because literally i can hear sound from where it is coming. Means i can hear it comes from front side.
Wow that's what I want all long as it's under 700
Even a Surface Go + type cover costs more than that, and it only has a dual core i3 with 8GB RAM and 128GB storage.
The base OneNetbook 4 with a quad core 11th gen i5, 8GB RAM and 256GB of storage is $1,000 USD.
Is the memory upgradeable? 8GB is good. 16gb would better.
Your link isn't working to the laptop website fyi
Dead link for the sale page. Goes to about blank.
Where did you buy the eGPU?
The selling point is the form factor. Imo this is almost twice the price you should pay considering the specs and intended use case of this device, but i'd like to see more devices like this at a more reasonable pricepoint. Earlier this year i got my dad a 2 in 1 Lenovo with a i5 1035G1 that honestly is already more than powerful enough, but if the 1035g1 already requires the fan to ramp up quite a bit on a larger form factor i don't think this device here will be very quiet.
What is the name of the brand of his laptop?
Emulation test please !!!!!!!!!
Isn't One-Netbook the name of the company? The product name should be One-Netbook One Mix 4. I have a One Mix 3 Pro and wish I waited to get this instead...
It seems they dropped the "One Mix" and are simply calling it the OneNetbook 4 now on their website.
Netbooks/umpcs r low-key back
Can you tell if reach half of the horse power of an nvidia 1060?